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Explain What Process Cause The Egg To Swell Or Shrink?

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• In day 1, syrup had the largest circumference and the heaviest mass. • In day 5, vinegar had the smallest circumference and the lightest mass. • In day 3 of the experiment day, syrup has the smallest circumference while tap water had the biggest. • In the graph, syrup went from having the largest circumference and heaviest mass in every day to the smallest and lightest on the last day. Lab Questions: 1. What liquids caused the egg to swell, shrink? - The vinegar caused the egg to shrink, and the syrup caused it to swell. 2. What process caused the egg to swell or shrink? Be SPECIFIC; discuss each liquid - Osmosis is the process that caused the egg to swell and facilitated diffusion caused it to shrink. Osmosis is the transportation

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